The indie hacker path is hard and full of traps (and by indie hacker I mean any entrepreneur).
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The best decisions are made from a position of strength. After a year in Switzerland, I left my job at a diamond company. Even though they offered me a senior role, it wasn’t what I was looking for.
HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE – TIER LIST: 🟢 Tier S (highly reliable): → Invest for the long term (index funds, ETFs, dividends) → Real estate investing (rentals, buying and selling) → Well-paid career + consistent saving (tech, finance, medicine) → Work in a country with…
💬 A life hack for your working life: Prepare before you speak. I see way too many people show up to a meeting, standup, whatever, without taking even 10 minutes to organize their thoughts.
Before moving to 🇨🇭, these amounts of money were impossible to imagine What 2 years abroad and a whole lot of hard work can do Now I’m at my financial peak (and my physical peak 💪)
Quoted postWhen hiring devs, I see a lot of people with 15 years of experience who barely qualify as mid-level. Apparently, there are jobs where you learn nothing for decades.
This is peak productivity: Screen 1) Cursor coding my next SaaS Screen 2) ChatGPT analyzing stocks for me Building a business and investing at the same time
❇️ You can learn anything. ANYTHING. The simplest way is to start doing what you want to master. Want to be kinder? Make more money? Be more charitable? Understand quantum physics? There’s nothing you can’t learn. So if there’s something you want to achieve, start learning how to do it **now**. Or live knowing you could have, but didn’t want to.
I’ve always been the youngest person in the office (naturally). My coworkers, who have more experience and have lived in different places, keep telling me I’d love London. Apparently, it’s super dynamic and competitive professionally, and they think I’d be a perfect fit.
My productivity blueprint 🧠: + Get 100% quality sleep + Cold shower in the morning + Coffee (but NEVER when you wake up or within 8 hours of going to bed) + Exercise 3 times a week + Avoid strong stimuli while working (No TikTok or anything like it) + Nicotine in 3mg doses It’s impossible not to be productive like this. What do you guys do?